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Qualcomm's Snapdragon X platform is poised to gain momentum in India, fueled by low PC penetration and the upcoming Windows 10 upgrade. The company aims to replicate its smartphone success in the...

Apple CEO Tim Cook highlights India's strong growth potential, with iPhone becoming the top-selling smartphone model in the December quarter. Apple plans to expand its presence in the country.

Samsung, despite competition from rivals, aims to build an AI ecosystem in India. J B Park, President & CEO of Southwest Asia, discusses Samsung's plans and the challenges in the Indian...

India's smartphone market is projected to reach over $50 billion by 2025, driven by rising demand for premium devices from brands like Apple and Samsung. The premium segment is expected to exceed...

Realme targets a 18% market share in India by 2025, focusing on innovative designs, expanded product range, and strong online & offline presence.

Vivo has chosen Bollywood actor Suhana Khan as the brand ambassador for its Y-series smartphones. The company believes her popularity will appeal to young audiences.

Samsung widened its value share gap with Apple in India's smartphone market in Q3 2024, while Vivo led the volume chart. Counterpoint Research provides insights into the market trends.

India's smartphone market grew 3.2% in Q2 2024 with 39 million units shipped, led by Vivo. Apple dominated the premium segment, while Samsung slipped to third. The entry-premium segment saw the...

Infinix India CEO reveals that smartphones priced between Rs 10,000-20,000 dominate the Indian market, driven by 5G demand and upgraded features.

Xiaomi India's profit fell 77% to Rs 239 crore in FY23, while revenue dipped to Rs 26,697 crore. The company's smartphone shipments declined by 25% in 2022.

Google will manufacture Pixel smartphones in India at Foxconn and Dixon facilities, starting September. This move aims to boost Pixel's market share and leverage India's manufacturing capabilities.

India's smartphone market grew 8-10% in Q1 2024, driven by 5G adoption. Samsung led the market, while Apple rose to the second spot in value and volume. Read more.

Samsung held the top spot in the Indian smartphone market with an 18% share in 2023, according to CMR. Xiaomi led in Q4 2023, while 5G smartphone shipments grew significantly.

Apple captured the highest revenue share in India's smartphone market in 2023, while Samsung led in volume sales. Counterpoint Research highlights key trends and growth drivers.

realme, aiming to be among the top 5 smartphone brands globally, expects a 10% sales increase in India in 2024, driven by 5G adoption and premiumization trends.